Sentence examples for grasp said from inspiring English sources
"It has grown out of our grasp," said Blue Hessner, the chamber's president.
"Whole grains is not an easy topic to grasp," said Ellen Klosz, a nutritionist with Consumer Reports.
"There are a great many issues that he simply doesn't grasp," said one senior official.
Mr. Gamble resisted arrest and escaped an officer's grasp, said Lt. Mark Pawlina, commander of the major-crimes division.
"It's a very difficult thing to grasp," said T. J. Gottesdiener, a partner in Skidmore, whose office is nearby, at 14 Wall Street.
"We thought buying was out of our grasp," said Mr. Williamson, 32, now a graphic designer at an advertising agency, StrawberryFrog.
"It's impossible to grasp," says Burnham, "because [my audience] is just numbers on a screen.
He would have disdained my failure to grasp, say, algebra, and my devotion to the Bobbsey Twins and Nancy Drew.
"The understanding of consciousness is one thing but the experience is something that we can all grasp," says Sargent.
"Problems in the financial markets are on a scale that I don't think even today people grasp," says Ethan Berman, RiskMetrics' chief executive.
Sustainable development is in our grasp, says a report released yesterday by dozens of the world's national science academies, but it won't be easy.
